Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-06
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correspondence OF THE EVENING star
On THE Wine, August f. 1887,
Again write while moving from one Watering
place to another The railroad facilities are so ex-
cellent between all the most noted watering
in the State OF New York that 1t is possible to visit
several OF them In q week, and one may 90 from
Lake George, through Saratoga, and to Richneld
Springs In one day; but can never ind it in my
heart to go through Saratoga without stopping
A daily newspaper have lately seen sneers at
the London paper which called ex-AJtOrney Cen
eral Macyeagh a United States Senator, but the
same journal, published in this State, in treating
called him ex-senator Sherman, and mentioned
the Secretary OF the Treasury as Assistant Secre-
tary Fairchild, and thus announced the arrival Of
Represent ative Scott at Saratoga: 1.-THE Hon. W.
l. Scott, United states Senator from Erie, Pa and
a prominent railroad man, is sojourning at the
Grand Union"
AT RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
IRichfield Springs, as usual, has a number Of
Washington visitors and OF others who are very
well known in Washington. Ex-Paymaster Gen.
eral and Mrs. Gutter, Admiral and Mrs. Upshur
General Gel and Mrs. Anderson Admiral and Mrs Rus
Almy, and Gen. Arson McCOOk are or have recently
been, among the visitors to Richfield Gen. Geo.
Sheridan has lately delivered a lecture there.
No one enjoys the dancing at Richneld- that
is one OF the few summer resorts where dancing
s Sy many
danced with Miss A. c. Merwin. The favors con-
Jacks, and We're given out By Miss Weston, Of Dos Bos
ton.
ington was one Of the ladies who presided over the
german Mrs: James Is the sister OF Lieut. 7. B. NJ.
Mason. U. S. N.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Warner Miller have been at
Richfield with their daughter. and so has ex-Sena-
TOR Herman.
Mr.: and Mrs. Keasby of New jersey, have made
Gen. A. s. Wainwright, of Washington, is men
TONED as being at Cooperstown.
coe Conkling), with his daughter, MISS Laura, who
has been at Richiield Springs, came to Saratoga
| recently.
FOLKS AT SARATOGA.
Washington society people, who so pleasantly
received Mr.. Donald De We're Graham, the young
English tenor, last winter, will be interested to
hear that he Is at Saratoga this summer. He gave
a concert there last Saturday.
Miss Thurman, OF Columbus, Ohio has been
| with friends at the United States Hotel at Sara
WIN. H. Frey, OF Washington j. W. Mitchell,
j. h Mitchell and Rev. j. p. Newman have all re-
Gently been at Saratoga.
| toga, have number OF fine horses there for use
Mayor Hewitt has been at Saratoga with his
| daughter.
Gen. and Mrs. Burbridge are at their dwelling
on South Broadway.
Mrs. Esther Greeley Cleveland the sister of
Harry Kirkland Of Washington, az ACCOMPANIED
by bis mother, is enjoying Saratoga with Mrs. 7.
". A. Mason and E. j. Kimberley. Of the Patent
ONCE have recently been at Saratoga
The Eon. Eugene LaureEs, the historical writer
OF Harpers periodicals is at Saratoga for the sea-
SOD, accompanied by his sister,
Chandler Robbins, OF New York. arrived at the
United States Hotel. Saratoga, a few days ago.
Senator Dawes was at Saratoga last week at the
Paper Makers Convention, and also Congressman
West, OF this district. The latter makes frequent
visits, OF course.
visit TO Saratoga, and also Senator-elect H1scock
and ex-senator ThOs. Platt, who, IL will be remem-
6ered, perhaps, resigned his seat in the United
Gen; s W. Carpenter, U.s.A, is guest at the
Count dArschot, Of the Belgian legation, and
| his handsome wife, and Mr. Quesada the Argen-
tine minister, and the secretary OF his legation,
Don Severe Ygarzabal were at saratoga last week,
lister TO this country from BOLIVIA.
The Sdrotogtan says Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Donnell
Clarendon for the season, lind use Tor two horses
and TWO carriages in their enjoyment Of the Sara
tOga season.
ECHOES FROM LAKE GEORGE.
Pay-Director Cunningham went to the Fort
William Henry Hotel, at Lake George last Satur-
day and spent several days there.
Among others from Washington who have been
at the Fort William Henry Hotel. at Lake George,
dren and maid, A. T. Britton, Alex. Britton, Nj. F.
=. Swartzel Nj. BrittOn, L. BrittOn, B. II. Warner,
IT,, Mrs. E. kimball, and Robt. Basel Mr.. S. 8.
HOwser was there from Baltimore.
Nh; A. I. Britton returned Monday to Washing
ton, but his wife and family remained at Lake
George.
Mr.. Edwin Parsons OF New York. and his wife.
the late ex-Justice Swayne's daughter arrived ut
the Fort William Henry Hotel at Lake George last
greatly delighted with the hotel and its beautiful
situation: Mr.. Parsons was obliged to go TO New
York On business, but his wife remained at Lake
Admiral Rhind, U.S.N. (retired), is occupying a
cottage near that OF Mr.. Matthew Wilson, having
joined his sisters there this week.
Slerman'S of
Louis, who is, however, a native of Dublin, Ire
land, as their guest at Lake George.
Sherman, Miss Eustis, and Mr. "Cumpy" Sherman
at supper at the Fort William Henry Hotel on
Monday evening. The next afternoon Mrs. Par
sons took the same party and some OF her Wash
1ngtOn friends on an excursion on Lake George in
Ar. Roessles steam yacht, the River Queen, visit
Miss Stoat Mrs. RObeSOn's niece, who has been
visiting Mrs. AmOry, OF Boston. on Lake George
and Mr. woodbury. Blair. OF Washington, and Mr.
Schuyler Crosby were among those well known in
our city who have been seen on the balcony OF the
Fort William Henry Hotel recently enjoying the
Mile. de Lussan, who has been at Saratoga and
RiGhiield Springs, arrived last week at the Fort
The Austrian minister Mr. Tayera after snend.
Ing more tnaA week at the Fort William Henry
Hotel at Lake George, during which time he daily
took long rambles over the Mountains and mixed
little in society left New YORK and washington
to attend Official business in both cities 1The
chancellor or his legation, Baron PaumgarUten is
ingtOn lady.
Gen. Robert Lenox Banks OF Albany. who. for
man! years has spent all Of each summer with
his family at the Fort William Henry Hotel is
again there with them this season TO remain until
autumn.
Mrs. Hard, OF Englewood, n j., who last winter
visited the wife OF Lieut.. Commander Hon In
washington, Is at the Fort William Henry Hotel
with her daughters.
regret TO hear that Mrs. Hon, who is now with
lelatiVeS at PottSvllle, Pa, will not live in WASH
ihstoh again Tor the present, as her husband hav-
Ing Oetn Oruered 10 sea, and their son and daugh-
Yer being az school elsewhere, she would be alone
tnere. Inc son Is at the Naval Academy, and
mus the family will continue TO be represented in
the Navy. This young mans father grandfather
tne late Admiral Hon, and great ra ndfather
StnIougn the Vile OF the latter Commodore Balm
or,ugeS nave an peen gallant officers OF our Navy.
MI. buchanan Henry, who was private secretary
spent many summers at Caldwell Lake George at
the same end OF the lake as the Fort William
henry HOTEL and Is there now, with five sons
-FOUR OF whom are Qu1re young being the Children
vi MS second wife. MI. Henry Is now d widower
lor the second time. Mr.. Henry had one OF the
nrst private steam launches which was ever used
on Lake George, where there are now so many OF
these For some reason Mr.. Henry gets new one
nearly every summer. He has had q new one
every year now for four years
MI John SEWER, OF Louisville, who with his
VIE visits washington every winter, is with her
at ME- GlmOre's cottage on Lake George about
nve miles from Caldwell Mr.. Gilmore writes
over the signature Of Edmund Kirke" and his
cottage adjolns that OF Mr.. HOwells, the author.
WHAT A NAME DID.